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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
THE UTICA EXPRESS ROBBERY
The Oaicers Think They Have a Clue to
The y Ilfan.

Urea. y. /. March 3l.--The police have
obtained some important clues which II is
thought will lead to the capture OF the
train robbers, who operated on the West
Shore road near here last night. This AZ
iernoon ia piece of woods one hundred
aud hfty yards d,stact from the point
where the desperate ief, tue train pieces Of
envelopes and parts of several bank notes
were found. The spot is in the wooJs
and was discovered by tgO young
m who were out hunting the tracks OF
only one man were apparent and these
after leaving the place led IN the direction
Of the old Chenango cansl and then fol-
lowed down The Dsnk toward the city,
where the trail vas lost. The police think
there is a similarity between the msn de-
scr.bed by the messenger AM fellow who
has been hanging around town Tor two
weeks or more They expect developments
from the investigation IN q short time The
p eces Of tue l,reenback found are of such
size that the denomination 10 which l. oe.
longed can be readily learned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
WANT PART OF rHs PROFITS.
Cleveland Jouroo~,nen Plumbers Strike
for ia Ia Hours.

CLEYEtAND. O.. March 3l-AbOui three
months ago the propFietors Of the plumbing
establishment Of this city received 9acial
notice from The Journevmen Plambers As
sOcisiion that unless certain demands were
not granted by April l their workmeD
would strike. The master plumbers di8
not grant their request. and this afternoon
the workingmen in every large shop IL TIE
CITY went 20 The officers - their employers
snd were raid oi II is learned that the
iournavmen asked that g ~ be paid Tor q
dsy OF eish hours after Apri :. and that
sli niea and bows who bad work q AZ .l.e
trade fve years be rsii 8 ~ There vas
n0 In fseiioz shown on either side IN snY Of
the shops aud after receiving their money
the vorknen quietly ief their benches it
is estimated that abo1t one heDd-ef men
are ouf The mssiar plumbers state fhst
theg viii nor sccesie 70 the demands 0l tasir
employees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
FOOLISH FEMALES.
They Go ON TIRE var-Psfh snd Pronounce
Death - the saloons.

s-. 81 rss tr.4.sss ssss.a
ssatvAC Mich. March 81 i-Ab0rt ten
DAYS sgo Sidney Thomas vas arrested
oh-rgad With keeping his saloon open on
m5sy The case before his Honor. Jus
tice Psgnc. vss adjourned aatil March %
a. 10 O'Clock = ~ In the meantime NJ
Thomss wss informed tha, lsrre deless-
ton o; isdies would be present at she trial
lpefhs TO iofpsncs the mind Of the Court
their siislt presence appeared befsrc
tbe Court the evening before snd sskeithsf
ine case te cai.ei no which Wss done.
p.sa Of euiifv entered and hs nledicine
lsasiiy dealt eBt 81 aim ~ the I5urt ~
the hour % whica the case lad been al
'onFnsd Ire csars r1sm was Giled with
AIDES. who az xsous waited for tie csse 20
o. called AHcT a. holf or rlOre bad
sspsea ihey sezsn 20 inquire g ha' hal te-
cogne Of ths case ard we're informed ay tie
Coart ttsf tie prisoner bad tie evening as-
fore p.esisl El3itY. hscn hne8 azti d.
cllsrz I'D = roma cssfntsy snd that ttere
vas 40 tsss fo b tined in his coarf tast
day A. t5is ro.nf csr-sfn ores of fhe
AZ .es u sseBE sErssefi fsefr attorney e 81
.ne rat sn8 Genrunfet fie caarf an8 50
She ~ thaF ~ N8Id eafciaT fae
b. - is~ver in the nifei Stsfes .ae roaas
- to feris snd csa4ioy Sa1n 81 Ba3e8ard
and be Wofssa earn ts8saisns aerter tkaa
70 enrss 70 SsrS1ae sad eel f8eif A-aerl "A
husbands 3ouo-. sn8 fhreafeusf to ~ 70
fhe sa3esa ans afrgas The proprietor Afes
s,rsilerx0is rsgs ard saaar 0arf- tks
ls.i icS sd auf of the eonFi rlom in er.ssr.
.fsaa whicb snashff cnn1Elsiaf hss hAe1
nzsie ss8i.1st Fhoaass ~ tts seae cbsrse-
fer zni szsiusf fr8rk Isines
and George Ewirs sor drnakeaess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

WksalNQgos. Msrcb Si.~5 d. Morey
was today appointed pOstuesaias a. C1sFiss.
ton. 8 c. Yifs ngeg oeaesse1-
Afv Ners Msroh 81 The fsuusslvs-
MIA Railroad ColoHany has sdoptea = sys.
isn al Ashunf aad Nesting trains D, eieo-
tlciy on BE New hoft sud fhilsaeiphis
divisions
AsW NanK Msfrh ST.. The Steamship
i.ihe which arrived today from Bremen hsa
very ismpefinous voyage
TsEan5a. n p. haTch 81 sl--tiosernof
Green today feBou,inaied Henry g. Kelsey
~ SecfeisfA of state
SkN frksaFeeo Marot si.--ny Hodges
sho threw the bomb o. Pats iu tie upsrs
bouse some time age va fodsY founc
guilty - assault xifb intent 90 all Scll,
ience vac deferred
Ioep1f March 81 The 4asard saps
thni strong pressure ls being gai uf,ou NJ.
Gladstone 80 formally sn9 pabiioiy declare
that suY Liberal memhef voting i0f ths
Crimes bin shall have NO inrtilef cuuuecfon
with the Issrty
f.osevN. March 81 The reseBus returns
f0f ibe yesf 1856 sh0v an inereass 81 IL
lHl al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
sPAaTA sPARks



se,Els March 81 Daring TIE present
1eek i3Us II ear OLD All rsspect e.i eitzsus
hags passed asay Mrs Jobn symes. who
cane here ia lsl5 and Ms hlha Rics
Nho eanls here the sane year hoih have
igsd here cor auelsly and aeen nst<h0ors
daring al these years. The nex. - So sAa
Elias Daring sssa 78 he has besn here
znoaf t1eaty Fears. and BAT accumulated =
iAs-e properly. TIE l4sI Sas tney
NeNtt ssed IS years He has hved Ia
sparta upsar1 VI thiFtY years. aid has he'll
Peace. TREASURER. etc. He as a good aud
WORTHY cifizen The sac teachers IN
siitute iof Asat county = 10 session here.
Tie enrolment - upward Of to nundfei.
AL they are very ne 4ppeaFiog company
"a school m4 Ans. superintendent Howell,
u Lansing. . IN charge assisted
81 Mas iiliol 0f The ssme place.
Toe Institute eos Friday evening.
James Gallup of Grand Rapids, ecfured be
fore tle Institute. Mcnday. His eii0rt Vas
pronounced a mastery one by all who heard
The amendment guss' ion waxes
warm a. this point AMI nuca sOr< = being
aons in its favor some ot our dude
clerks are eadeavoring . make "mashss'
On she sweet school teachers attending The
Institute The Republicans % This town
ship are making g-eit efforts - oo.ain con
troi u spArta. l.. = Paige their nOminse
for supervisor = popular candidate aud
good runner.-A h. Cheney, "a ltldste
Tor Regent - the University OF Michigan
on the PronioiuJn ticket. Is not circulating
any slips tbs year. aud il - feared oy bis
Intimate friends that be will not ger there.
Eaginser smith. Of the I. s. & NJ. Rail
road. Is surveying line feOn Cedar Springs
70 sparta. We have raised our money. are
working for to- right Of way. aud CONT
dently expect 10 DC point OF the new road.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
Grand Haven Politics.

tN-.-alta - Ar- f-e--seN atANtl
G,EAsD HAvEN. March I-At a meeting
of citizens last night. the following ticket
vas placed in nomination: Mayor, Levi
Sco6eld. Marshal, Capt. jacob Nemire:
Treasures. CsFae'ius Barnes. Recorder
Caarles T. PsgelsOn school INSPECTOR. flev
J H. Slmmi-. Justice os the Peace. h. I.
Cgriss. Ward officers were also chosen.
The Democrats have nominated the fol.
losing ticket Mayor. r g. Bell Treasurer,
Jscob Vanderveen. Recorder. T. r. Howe,
Marshal. Marshal Andres. School Inspector.
NsiOr Stafford
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Ner. f...es es.s..sss.s.
,aza.e,v 2s-eh 5l-The dedication of
'hs ueH lane- a.ona' Cha-ch here tcok
place ast sven'uE IN the presence CT q
ia-ze assemtisgs Fsv J. ri'tsn. 81 q -cen j
pl.e. arr-r'ed ere fs.ila.n-r sermon. sai
f-e areeurfise .rr.ette - Tie tunsrega-
tcnal eagr-h nrr 'shet the mase Zee
cnur ? s. hsna smelly farm hei ~siie sad
n pcnt ~ s1oaifeetarsi bsarty vii ossr
1cmrarsor eFt ftase IN msnv Larger
towns ~ t1e oiaie. TIE principal share ~
u-s-se - he resrin- ~ ihis Gne ornament
~ ~hefiirn sso.f. te accorded Ear 4 H
fiaiih- tlie pastor Tr1 has nfsie ssreulesa
Flcrfs 81 aresasp.i-l IS 1sf was IN ~harisIss,
q sresf Iasx Re IA 1ee mfrister a.ssauz
tleusaca MEta at ths esrrsrssr nark ~
i1e ,nAfca hts seen aeee V'il BIS 8En
ssnds. fhs Itrs Assess sl.ar, skt-k
sns teer iu sessian here. closes sts r-sstfa-s
tnfsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
cqRlNG & COMPANp
- W


Cur this Department for the past 30 days have
unprecedented in the history of the dry goods
Rapids and simply account OF this fact that
have been and selling accordance with the pro-
mise which daily make the public through the press
every thing in the vast range OF dress goodas well al
other classes of dry goods at least % cent lower than all
competitors and in harmony with what done in the
past will
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

IsuFENiSo. March 3i-Arrangemsnt
have been made Tor a b's mass meeting OF
citizens irrespective OF party. in this city
Fridsy night, at which speeches for aBd
Ak ainst Prohibition, will be delivered by
) e. Ellsworth. OF Milwaukee, Judge c. L.
Green. OF Marquette the Hon. II. D. Young,
GsOrge ". Hayden AMI others. tx IS ex-
pe.t Ell that there will De an immense tusn-
oui - hear the speeches. IsnDemias l.
likely 10 give a majority OF several hundred
against the amendment
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
TENANTS AND LeAsE.HoLosRs.
a Bil TO Purchase Their Holdings o6ered
By The English Government

~ FTN f.EI--I'"0 % Vt F7ITFF7N
LoSn3S March 81. Ear Csdogan pre-
senfed IN The House of lords this evening
the government bill pr0viJ.ng FOR the par.
chase OF their holdings BY tenants in Ire
land. The measure proposes - admit - the
beuefts u The bill lesse-hoiders wbo rs-
ceived benefits - tiie acf ~ 1851. srd - es-
tend 10 lease holders whose lcsses expires
prior 90 isSi The sAnle privileges a. enisred
by those vbose leases expired be issl The
biif si~o pfcrasee ts.af tenant receiving =
notice 81 eiecfnlenf becomes fpss feefJ csrs-
fakar ~ hs holding f0r q yeriod ~ siK
months The term dnring whsca be NAV
redeem hs bol8ing beginning v.tb fI5e re-
cep. 81 The nofi-e Of siecfment an q ending
SIX u10~ths fheresfteT
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

AIsANY, March si.--JoAn q. SAKE the
famous poet and lecturer. died Al his home
ia this city today. he has laid ia retire
ment Cor a number Of years. lie was y
wears old
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

fr.tfs.f ra tss ftsa.ssa e-ssta.
Ana March 5l-rhe Republicans have
nominated the following township ticket
supsTglsor. y. ID Enmoos Clerk. J Blake
Trsasurer. l. Dtv iIighwty COMMISSIONS
D. r. Davis. Justice II the prass. y r.
Wolf, Scso0i Inspector. II Neliius. Ton
sfs7.es John Rose James Jewell Albert
CJrSins Nathan Cole.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
Lnwrn R.rnblIc,ns.

lowell, March 5l-At The Republican
csucus held this afternoon the toiloWiag
township nominations were male. SuDsr-
visor. A. W Weeks Clerk. r. y Eddy.
Treasurer. Dexter ID. i.0ok Justice of tbs
Peace. k1a H1nier ScboI Inspector. Er-
nr.l q Nuf.i-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

axe $3.50 So vsz fttssssr-s1ae.o-
MsEeuErrE, Mich March 3l.-Frank
Wh..isker. an Enslishman. was killed al
Ishpeming today oy fsIiing earth AZ the
LAKE Superior mine. His wife and family
are IN knxand. and were about 10 starr Tor
Michigan tie was n sober. Industrious
man, eyed Sd years
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

AtffeAv March "a -. c. Lilly sold his
interest Yesterday in the grocery sock of
Lilly s Lill y - James Heath. The firm vii
hereafter - kno~u a. lilly q Heath. Mr.
Lily hrs isfi fcr Nsw lork ely. where he
will engage IN business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
THE CRIMES BILL plscUssEDi
Opinions Expressed by Prominent Liberal
IntOuists.

IntOuista.
LoSDoN, March 3l.-At the meeting Of
the Liberal tnionisis today q spirited dis
cnssion Of the various provisions Of The
Crimes bill took place. Mr. Hereage, sup
ported by several older members. spoke in
opposition 20 the clause transferring lrish
trials 10 England Sir Edward Waiklin er-
pressed his opinion that the present state 81
Ireland onH justified the government in
applying coercion. but rendered such a
measure absolutely necessary without re.
gard 10 remedial LEGISLATION. Mr. Chamber
lain regretted las inability 20 coincide vith
tie opinion OF Mr.. Wslklin snd held ihst
remedial legislation 81 least ought 10 be i'm
piled. Lord Harrington appealed 30 the
gentlemen present TO support the second
reading Of the bin. though they might fe-
serve their fuil liberty Of sciiOn ia the
matter Of amending the bil a. iis commit
tee stage. a vote was - ken and this plan
of action wss agreed upon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

ALsaNY. March SI.-The National Tx
press Messenger Lake. sho. near Uucs last
night, today took quarters .; the American
Hotel and is under the care Of Dr. Van
derer The ball was probsd for bu- not re-
moved. Official bat secret statements of
the crime have been given 20 The officers Of
tie Express company and the police.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Bosros, March sf.--rbe Boston a Name
rsilrosd bas issued al order 70 Sgeuts 90
discontinue the sale OF copsrtnerhip aud
interstate scholars tickets on April D
Scholars attending school IL the state q
which they live may Use scholars tickets
uufll June so
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

IYsvoas. March 81 The Parneiites ere
violently oep5sel 70 he government land
b'n irtrcdneaI IN tas Hgns ~ i.e-ts 70
night. a1i nsny Isbffs risD So .rs.s GA
ifs nod f-a3ar in rnsnF rfsf.ef - before
fher - consent - s1ppgrf Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

ss-tss.ft g-e sz.s sassn.--ss.>
M,RqU Er1s Nssoh 81 --Faneisco Du4us-
tic died a. Negsanec today. fem bies3az
as the nose. Medicai sii xss sanaasonef.
hut inpir ffforts proved unassiiinz sud be
si8wiF i e., 10 g.eafs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

ssssesss Vr.,asss. f-tsta
GszsSrrtfs. Asrea sL-A fsli meeting
of TIE vsriols clubs n ths proposed North-
s-n Nichi-an Ieaeue was held here today
ard fboriss Nalane. o. IONS. eiecf 4
president TIE scaeiu'e of games i beng
arrautesi
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

-trs .1A7e - eva
srs7 CFY Aarch gI-Hsrsv Wn6ev.
sen e A W hey sttornes a. this pIscs.
Va trosned th.s affsynoon ~aile sxariax
en- he m1i porA He ~ss bright ls.s 81
shert s8 FssTs 81 see HsS parsnfs ~
nearly elstrat ted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

- .stst fs..setv. tfsstt
5aessez March 3l-Firs broke ous this
morning IN the uppsr story of the Bransoa
hlaek. AMI heers Il could Be g'fcea na5sr
roatrpi the sock on the Eroan isor ~zs
esiIg ear sgd ~ waite The ioss wil te
eccof = et fGilv aiSore6
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Excessive ff.rssss tseala.
NsSIsrsR. Marea 81 the seven -yelr-cid
dsuxhses of Mr.. ". v. Douvins died ibis
evening frpua poisoa taken from the bescs
of ns;cbss a numhsr o. watch che had
been erawfnv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
CaalllIan cenmsn,,.

~" = = - -|-7-NsN- a--E-h
CABILLkc. March Si.-Mrs. Anna shaw
Of Boston spoke on the amendment az the
Presbyterian church last evening This
bailding vas 80 crowded that standiug-rOOm
could scarcely be found Mrs. Shaw, IN
previous platform experiences here. has
found her way 20 the hearts OF the people
and all are glad 20 bear her whether agree.
lDg with her or nOg.-This evening city
caucuses will bs held There will be no
partisan tickets nominated. The working
men have heretofore nominated a city ticke.
and a non partisan ticket viii be put up
against part OF il. aud part indorsed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

LsNgBs. March 3l.-The resioence Of y.
J. Moore was badly damaged By FIRE lasi
night Most Of the furniture was saved
The loss j. about 81 30. covered by iusur-
ance. The cause Of The hrs - unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

tar tl-s.I.
IcnroSviitr March 3f-The trial Of
Gsr-it rsn's ,ar pe'dEne without a license.
bsoraJasGes Waste todsy rssaltsd in Funis
hso4 lnsd sio sal casss Tas 1i,ed
s'stcs Ms~sll g after BIN now f1r sellux
t1oacco ritnnu- the required Government
frsr - fhc ns1lr az yesterday Espub-
lean gauCt.5 was Eoot Afxaod. super
wiser t Hayt Clsrk A. kroranivsr.
freesgrer o. H. bosWcrtu H--hwsg tls,l-
ni.sioneF IearF WsathefwaV. Drfa
Nom nissiurer John tstsFtger Drain Gem
ri isslnner. N 3. Bacon Sp0c9i lnfrer.ar.
fha Lrior c1afgs meets tadtv FEB nominate
f.cket--A g.. lomps s. ao has been on
q T'Fit .o tIs fsrcsf ia rhe oi1 lou1Iry hot
'aeJ reiarlti ltsf nighf-- Rev j. g.
a feIt sad vile rejoice over twefvs rounls
81 Female I0F-.lress - Aaron gtark irc
fsrsi oerc 'ss. nlght o1 tae SUI 1cr - u-s-
r't.fIcn thrs t1r~v hss Jest returne4
ircr1 1n eEtsnsIre tnr "a Nrsansss AMI
,la ~1ufh - re nani boys give a sosisi
nor al .te bal tamerrov night Apr l.
Su.rar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
The GREAT BOOM
faeroase~ - ssn,r >te. usrie snd the Pc
pie are eild wlth Excstesneut.

fnrroass~ - Ssuff ~tf. usrie snd the Peo-
pie are eild with Exestesneut.
F Mtal srs March 5f.--A late special to
ths Nor bern News Bareau from Sault STE.
&sne states that The mad rush for real
estate IS even greater han YESTERDAY.
she-s seems q hero limit 20 the number OF
ioouers or tEs.r BANK accounts. Pfsgcrty
ray was.e Within four miles Of the villsgs
li culei.i rp insreG,iy. and the widest
; forirs are q 'osL rlere Is 10 doubt Dut
'yeal ths Asalsad oooulers have transfe
tasu operations % saait Sse Marie Evsry
rsin au1 ooat onnz. sores of 81. isnace
psopie anl tte highway betxeen there and
csgls s-e Aare. IS hue4 vi. eige- frs ei-
crs. sia.es. Va-ars. 9assies. psdesirians En4
fn sufae cases two mel ltng ore nOr
Soue pieces of property have had eight or
fen different Owners since TIesfav. lt is
lmaoss BE CD keep track Il the Transfers.
nut good 'alig1s claim t1ar st51. uo aas
been Invested 3u~nr Tive past iou~ dafs.
Another party 81 - St Paul boomers ac-
elmoanIft or fefe-uor Hubbard passed
taro1s1 hsre lgtav. There - GREAT dral
af saahi1s tea- Done. The cruvi work
n z-f ard day ard The excitement q greater
sonie1t. .hsn az any ume dtgiug ths BOON.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-07
A Sweeping Pastoral.

TORONTO, Ont, April 6.-Archbshop
Lynch has issued pastoral letter to the
clergy of the archdiocese warning Catholics
against extravaganza at funerals in the
shape OF magnificent collins and heaps of
flowers shaped into ludicrous and unseemly
designs. 1t says:
The church permits a crown of flowers
as the sign of heavenly joy-upon the heads
of children only who have not attained the
age of reason. A simple pail is all she al
lows on the coffin at the funeral of those who
have reached the age of reason. You are
hereby enjoined to see that these rules of the
church be for the future religiously and
strictly carried out. The letter also speaks
OF the enormity Of turning the great day of
grief and mourning, the anniversary of the
death of Christ, into a day of pleasure and
amusement, a day of theaters and horse rae
ing and prize shooting. Catholics must not
be led away by the bad example of people
who are too often in ignorance Of the mean
ing of the day, who know of Good Fri day this
only, that it is bank holiday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-07
The Rights of a Citizen.

RICHMOND, Va, April Elm the United
States court to-day Judge Bond delivered
written opinion in the habeas corpus case
of William Royal, who was convicted a
few weeks ago of bringing suits in the
United States court against the members Of
the grand jury of the Hastings court, who
had indicted him for barratly. Judge Bond
held that it was the right of every citizen
of the United States to sue any one when
ever he believed that he has been aggrieved
This right is fundamental in it's character
and no state can deprive any citizen of it.
He is protected in this right by the consti-
tuition and laws of the United States. and
especially by the fourteenth amendment.
He may fail in his suits. If he does he is
MERGED and has to pay costs, but the state
cannot hamper or restrict him in any way
in making his complaint in the court
Judge Bond therefore entered an order dis
charging Royal from custody
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-07
The Vatican.

ROME, April 6.-The pope is about to
issue letter sanctioning the principles of
the creation of a Catholic university at
Baltimore. The pope persists that Dr.. Nc
Glynn must come here.
The pope in view of the Russian govern
ments complaints of the hostility Of the
Catholic clergy in Russia, has instructed the
congregation for ecclesiastical affairs to
examine the question Of Panslavism in re-
lation to the church. in order to be able to
give instruction to the bishops in Russia
without offending the cars government.
JOHN MORLEY
addressed an audience of 5000 Liberals at
Victoria hall in South London tonight.
He charged the government with Russian
jZing the administration in Ireland, and de-
nounced the crimes bill as hateful instru-
ment of oppression. The measure, he said,
was intended to lay the tenants at the feet
OF the landlords who. flushed with triumph,
would be spurred on by their own needs to
harrass them. But the Liberals would not
desert the Irish people. The time was
when lrishmen saw no light Oh the horizon
save what shone across the floods of the
great Atlantic. Now they saw new light
nearer home. They no longer looked to the
westward alone; they looked to the east
ward, too, and they saw beacon of hope
and sympathy from England. That beacon
would never be put out Mr.. Morley's
speech aroused unbounded enthusiasm.
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How Doyle was Treated.

LONDON. April 6.-Doyle, the Invinci-
BILE. has been released On ticket of leave.
He complains bitterly of the treatment he
received while in confinement and alleges
that the prison authorities single out Irish
convicts for especially hard punishment
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A Remarkable Father.
London Truth.

At Yoevil last week man was sum.
moned for not sending some of his children
to school. He pleaded that he had no
fewer than twenty-one of them to provide
for, and the magistrates were kind enough
to accept the excuse as valid plea for his
breaches of law.